CHAN: Argentina's government offers small farmers a package deal. They want the farmers to end their 19-day strike. The farmers are in revolt over soy export taxes, and cattle and dairy policies. Farmers say the strike will continue to today at least. STORY: The Argentine government says it will give small farmers a rebate on taxes for soy and sunflower seed exports, as well as other benefits. Economic minister Martin Lousteau, says the soy boom in Argentina is putting the agricultural sector in danger. [Martin Lousteau, Argentine Economy Minister]: "What we are saying is it's not the same to produce soy as it is to produce milk. And if we don't change our course, in the long run we are going to have less milk, less meat, less wheat, less corn and it will be more expensive for everyone." President Kirchner says the measures will put small farmers in a good position. [Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Argentine President]: "The farmers from the marginal zones will not only have the...